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Bedfordshire. Sta 245 TRADES DIRECTOkY.J BEDFORDSHIRE. STA 245 (Albert Allen, sec.) Sun street, PoUon, *Beck Frederic WaIter (firm, Neve, *Sharman Mark (firm, _Sharman & Tre­ Sandy; (Frederick William Hull, agent) Beck & M. Austin), Old Bank buildings, thewy), 1 Harpur street Bedford & St. Neots road, Sandy; (Herbert Bil- Market hill, Luton Church street, Ampthill ' lingham, sec.) High street, Shefford Bell Charles Covington, 24 Mill st. Bedfrd Sills Edward, Sandy R.S.O. ; (WaIter Studman, sec.) Neots- Benning & Son, West street, Dunstable Sin~leton Edwin, 2 Stuart street, Luton­ bury, Oliver street Ampthill & (William *Benning Charles Crichton Stuart (firm, *Smith E. T. Leeds; head office, Sandy Crawley, sec.) Arlesey, Hitchin Benning & Son), town clerk, West & at Potton, Sandy National Medical Aid Co. Lim. (George street, Dunstable *Smith W. H. T..eighton st. Woburn R.S.O Royle, manager), 51 Cheapside, Luton Brighten & Lemon, Market pI. Biggleswd Tanqueray Frederic Thomas, George st. National Society for the Prevention of *Brighten William Green (firm, Brighten Woburn R.S.O. & Church st. Ampthill Cruelty to Children (Richard Day- & Lemon), Market place, Biggleswade Tebbs Henry N. 2 Tavistock st. Bedford brell, inspector for Bedfordshire), 2 *Brooke H. G. 10 Dunstable road, Luton *Trethewy Alfred Tresawna (firm, Shar­ Rutland road, Bedford Broomhead Henry Oliver (firm, Wade- man & Trethewy), 1 Harpur street, National United Order of Free Gardeners Gery & Broomhead), High street, Bedford & Church street, Ampthill (John Maynard Walker, sen. district Shefford R.S.O Tuppen Claud Ernest, St. Neots rd. Sandy sec.), 3 Victoria road, Bedford; (Bed- Brown H. C. Castle St. chambers, Luton Verey James Gwynne, Union Bank cham­ ford district, No. 665), held at Royal *Butler Francis G. Eaton Ford, St. Neots bers, St. Paul's square, Bedford Oak inn, second monday every month; *Calcott Charles Wallis Berkeley, High *Wade & Co. (attend fridays), North 169 members (Reuben Course, sec.), street, Leighton Buzzard Bridge street, Shefford R.S.O. & at Biggleswade *Calcott George Lancelot Berkeley, 31 Hitehin North Beds Constitutional Association High street, Leighton Buzzard Wade-Gery & Broomhead, High street, (Lord St. John, chairman; Henry H. *Cartwright Frederic, Dunstable Shefford Green esq. vic-chairman; Arthur E. Chapman & Chaundler, Stratton street, *Whyley Mark, DameAlice street, Bedford Thornton esq. hon. treas.; John W. D. Biggleswade Willis David Thomas, 42 High street, Harrison, hon. sec.), 5 Goldington *Chaundler Henry (firm, Chapman & Leighton Buzzard road, Bedford Chaundler), Stratton st. Biggleswade Willis William Gravely W. 42 High North Beds Liberal Unionist Association *Clare Alfred (firm, Conquest & Clare), street, Leighton Buzzard (C. B. Halliley, sec.), 8 St. Paul's sq. 32 Mill street, Bedford Bedford Conquest & Clare, 32 Mill st. Bedford SOOT MERCHANTS. Oddfellows' (Independent Order of) *Conquest John Carrington (firm, Con- Beall John Charles, Railway station, (Manchester Unity) (Band of Hope quest & Clare), 32 Mill street, Bedford Sharnbrook S.O lodge, No. 4687) (J. Stocker, sec.), Cooke & Son, George street west, Luton Ellis & Everard Limited (F. Lee. agent) ; Red Lion P.H. Sandy & (Lodge, Cooke Douglas E. George st. west, Luton chief office, 63 Cauldwell street; also Widows' Refuge, No. 3058) (Waiter *Cooke Richard (firm, Cooke & Son), '7A, Mill street; 38 AlexandI'a road; Roberts, sec.), ROBe & Crown Assembly George street west, Luton 76 Tavistock stroct; 125 Castle road rooms, Potton, Sandy *Cooke Richard Edward (firm, Cooke && 5 Windsor place; wharves (old & Potton & District Market Gardeners' Son), George street west, Luton new), Midland & London & North Association (Fredk. Wm. Richardson, *Field Henry Harrison, White cottage, Western, Bedford; Blunham, Sandy; hon. sec.), Market square, Potton, Sandy Husborne Crawley, Bletchley Cardington, Bedford; Henlow, Biggles- Royal Bedfordshire Banner, Ancient *Gates John, 37 Castle street, Luton wade; Oakley, Bedford; Sandy; Order of Buffaloes (Biggleswade lodge, Gutteridge Albert (firm, Middleton & Sharnbrook S.O.; Shefford R.S.O.; No. 6) (Charles Tippet Estlick, sec.), Gutteridge),7 High st. nth. Dunstable Turvey, Bedford; Olney; Southill & High street, Biggleswade & (Rosebery Halliley & Morrison, 26 Mill st. Bedford Arlesey station, Hitehin lodge, No. 10) (George Wagg, sec.), Halliley Charles Bailey (firm, Halliley & Morgan Frederick & E. A. 11 & 34 Hock- George hotel, Biggleswade Morrison), 26 Mill street, Bedford liffe road, I..eighton Buzzard Royal Society for the Prevention of Hooper & Co. Stratton st. Biggleswade SPICE CRUSHERS Cruelty to Animals (Patrick Dooner, *Hooper Thomas James (firm, Hooper •. inspector), 10 Western street, Bedford & Co.), Stratton street, Biggleswade Brantom Thomas & Co. Steam spice mills, Rural Deanery of Bedford National Jessopp & Son, 3 St. Paul's sq. Bedford Leighton Buzzard; & at Linslade, Society (Rev. W. F. Lindesay B.A. hon. *.Jessopp WaIter B. (firm, Jessopp & Bucks sec.), St. Cuthbert's street. Bedford Son), 3 St. Paul's square, Bedford SPIRIT MERCHANTS. St. Andrew's Masonic Lodge (Charles Jones W. Llewellyn, Cedric villa, Ampthill ... Guy, sec.), Crown hotel,High street, Knowles & Co. Castle street, Luton See Wme & Spmt Merchants. Biggleswade I Knowles Charles Henry Gough (firm, STABLE FITTINGS MANFRS. St. John's ~mbulance Association (~s. Knowles & Co.)'. C~tle street, Luto,n St. Pancras Iron Work Co. Limited, Ann Robmson, caretaker); statIOn, Langley Henry GIlchnst, 8 St. Paul s Pancras road London NW 19 St. Peter's street, Bedford square, Bedford ' Sandy & District Conservative Associa. *Lathom Hutchinson William,King street, STABLE TOOLS & FITTINGS tion & Club (William Green. sec.). Luton & Morainville, Dunstable WAREHOUSE. Bedford road, Sandy Marks William, Woodfine, Shire hall, St. Leppard Thomas Richard, 22 St. Mary's Sand~ & District Floral & :S:0rticuItural .Paul's square, Be~ord. street & 15 St. Paul s square, Bedford SOCIety (E. T. Leeds SIlllth, treas.; MIddleton & Guttendge, 7 HIgh street; STATIONERS William Green, general sec.), Sandy north, Dunstable " • Sandy & District Liberal Association (J. *Middleton Stephen Douglas Beckley ArmIger Charles, 76 HIgh street north & Johnson, sec.), Sandy (firm, Middleton & Gutteridge), 7 High ",:"est street, Dunstable Shefford & District Constitutional Asso- street north, Dunstable Atkms E. J. & Son, 54 George st. Luton ciation (Herbert Kempson, sec.), The *Mitchell William George Carter, 7 St. Baker W: T. 12 St. Mary's st. Bedford Reading Room, High st. Shefford R.8.0 Paul's square, Bedford Brown Miss P. Eaton Bray, Dunstable Shefford & District Liberal Association Morrison Alexander (firm, Halliley & Burdin Miss Alice, Turvey, Bedford (Herbert Samuel Billingham, sec.), Morrison), 26 Mill street, Bedford Burditt F. H. 47 Wellington street, Luton South Bridge street, Shefford R.S.O Neve, Beck & M. Austin, Old Bank Chew & Son, High street, Biggleswade Sick Man's Friendly Society (S. Wheat- buildings, Market hill, Luton Dovey Mrs..E. Woburn Sands R.S.O ley, sec.), Half Moon P.H. Biggl8swade *Neve .Walter (firm, Ne~e,. Beck & M. D~erre l?a~d, 32 Park st~eet, Luton South Beds Liberal Association (Charles Austm), Old Bank bUIldings, Market Elliott William Henry, 6 Mill st. Bedford Cotchin, sec.), Cheapside chambers, hill, Luton . Elphick Bros. Market sq. Potton, Sandy Luton & (H. W. Lathom, agent), *Newton John, High. st. Leighton Buzzard F~nsomeAlbt. ~enry, 41 WaIler st. Luton Morainville, Dunstable Pearse Theed, 19 HIgh street, Bedford Fisher & Son, HIgh street, Woburn R.8.0 South Beds Liberal Unionist Association *Pettit H. 20 Bridge st. Leighton Buz7.ard Flanders Alfred. 85 Tavistock st Bedford (S. G. Wilkinson, sec. & agent), Park Piper & Piper, Howard chambers, Howard Grice Hy. Jas. 76 Tavistock st. Bedford street, Luton street, Bedford Hands Mrs. C. Cranfield, Woburn Sands Young )[en'8 ChristianAssociation(Ernest Piper Arthur Drury (firm. Piper & Piper), R.S.O . Lee, sec.), King. street, Lut<>n Howard chambers, Howard st. Bedford Harwood J. Sth. Bndge st. Shefford R.S.O Piper Donald (firm, Piper & Piper), Herniman R. HI Midland road, Bedford SODA WATER MANUFACTRS. Howard chambers, Howard st. Bedford Hockliffe Frederic, 86 & 88 High street & See Mineral Water Manufacturers. Porter Thomas Simpson, Bedford rooms, 64 St. Loyes street, Bedford SOLICITORS Harpur street, Bedford Howard Frederick T. 61 High st. Bedfo~d • Roberts C. C. 31 High st. Leighton Buzzrd Hulatt & Richardson, 6 Silver street & Marked thus * are Commissioners to *Roberts J. G. 23 Park street west Luton 1 Newnham street Bedford Admi~ster Oaths in the Supreme Court Seacome Robert Owen, Town h~ll, St. Hunt John Fras. Highstreet, Biggleswade of Judicature. Paul's square, Bedford Jackson H. 5 High st. Leighton Buzzard Austin Montague (firm, Neve, Beck & Sharman & Trethewy, 1 Harpur street, Jagg & Munday, Market place, Sandy M. Austin), Market hill, Luton Bedford & Church street, Ampthill James Mrs. A. Chellington, Bedford Austin William, 7 George st. we. Luton Sharman Frederic (firm, Sharman & Judge Tho!l. Market sq. Potton, Sandy Baxter Hedley, 4 Windsor place, St. Trethewy), 1 Harpur street, Bedford Kahn Oscar (wholesale), Plait hall. Cuthbert's street, Bedford & Church street, Ampthill Cheapside. Lutm~.
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